To the Editor: The "Ides of March" (March 15) is notable for two momentous events. The first one, the assassination of Julius Caesar, was for him at least an unlucky date in history. The second one is history in the making, and fortune will shine on it.
This unfolding event is the strike by graduate workers of Columbia University. The Roman emperor didn't see it coming, but the University that assumes the crown of progressive enlightenment had years of advanced notice.
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